Backlight module, manufacturing method thereof, display device, and driving method

ABSTRACT

The present invention provides backlight module and manufacturing method thereof, display device comprising backlight module and driving method for driving the display device. The backlight module comprises first substrate and second substrate opposite to each other. Each of the first and second substrates comprises multiple photic areas and shading areas arranged at intervals thereon, and projections of the shading areas of the first substrate on the second substrate completely cover the photic areas of the second substrate. On side of the first substrate opposite to the second substrate, first reflective layers which are bendable are formed on the shading areas thereof, and on side of the second substrate opposite to the first substrate, second reflective layers are formed on the shading areas thereof. The first reflective layers, in a bent state, reflect light to the second reflective layers which then reflect light to the photic areas of the first substrate.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to the field of display technology, andparticularly relates to a backlight module, a manufacturing methodthereof, a display device including the backlight module, and a drivingmethod for driving the display device.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Basic structure of a Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) comprises a backlightsource and a liquid crystal display panel.

As shown in FIG. 1, a conventional liquid crystal display panelcomprises an array substrate 103, a color filter substrate 105 andliquid crystals 104 provided between the array substrate 103 and thecolor filter substrate 105. Further, a lower polarizing film 102 b isprovided on the outer side of the array substrate 103, an upperpolarizing film 102 a is provided on the outer side of the color filtersubstrate 105, and the polarization directions of the upper polarizingfilm 102 a and the lower polarizing film 102 b are perpendicular to eachother.

Light emitted from the backlight source 101 is converted into linearlypolarized light after passing through the lower polarizing film 102 b onthe outer side of the array substrate 103. If different electric fieldsare applied to the liquid crystals 104 at different locations to drivethe liquid crystals 104 to rotate in different directions, thepolarization direction of the linearly polarized light may be deflectedto different extents, and thus the linearly polarized light hasdifferent transmittances when passing through the polarizing film 102 aon the outer side of the color filter substrate 105, which results inemitted light with different brightness and enables a LCD to present acolour display with different grayscales.

The inventor of the present invention realized that at least thefollowing technical problems exist in the prior art. When an existingLCD displays all black, the polarization directions of the lowerpolarizing film 102 b provided on the outer side of the array substrate103 and the upper polarizing film 102 a provided on the outer side ofthe color filter substrate 105 need to be exactly perpendicular to eachother. However, due to the performance of the upper and lower polarizingfilms 102 a and 102 b per se, and rotation performance of the liquidcrystals 104 and the like, it is actually difficult to achieve theexactly perpendicular relationship between the polarization directionsof the upper and lower polarizing films 102 a and 102 b. Therefore,light emitted from the backlight source 101 cannot be completelyblocked, that is, true black cannot be displayed.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The technical problems to be solved by the present invention includeproviding a backlight module that can achieve all-black display andimproved contrast, a manufacturing method thereof, a display devicecomprising the backlight module and a driving method of the displaydevice, in view of the problem that the existing display devices areunable to display all black.

According to an aspect of the present invention, a backlight module isprovided, which comprises a first substrate and a second substrateopposite to each other. Each of the first substrate and the secondsubstrate comprises a plurality of photic areas and a plurality ofshading areas, the photic areas and the shading areas are arranged onthe first substrate and the second substrate at intervals, projectionsof the shading areas of the first substrate on the second substratecompletely cover the photic areas of the second substrate. On a side ofthe first substrate opposite to the second substrate, a first reflectivelayer which is bendable is formed on each of the shading areas of thefirst substrate, and on a side of the second substrate opposite to thefirst substrate, a second reflective layer is formed on each of theshading areas of the second substrate. The first reflective layers, in abent state, reflect light reaching the first reflective layers afterpassing through the photic areas of the second substrate to the secondreflective layers, and the second reflective layers reflect the lightreflected thereto to the photic areas of the first substrate. Thebacklight module further comprises a plurality of electrodes which areprovided on the side of the first substrate opposite to the secondsubstrate and are connected to the first reflective layers,respectively.

In a condition that no voltage is applied to the backlight module, thefirst reflective layers which are bendable do not bend, and accordingly,light emitted from the backlight source, passing through the photicareas of the second substrate and then reaching the first reflectivelayers which are not bent will be totally reflected back. Therefore thelight emitted from the backlight source cannot pass through thebacklight module, and at this point, the liquid crystal panel displaysas all black.

Preferably, projections of the shading areas of the second substrate onthe first substrate and the shading areas of the first substrate may becomplementary to each other in shape.

Preferably, each of the first reflective layers may comprise at leastone bendable reflective sheet.

Preferably, each of the plurality of electrodes may be connected to oneof the bendable reflective sheets corresponding thereto, respectively.

Preferably, the bendable reflective sheet may comprise alight-reflecting film and an electro-bend film attached thereto, theelectro-bend film is connected to the electrode.

Preferably, the electro-bend film may be made of a material containingpolyacrylic rubber or vinylidene fluoride compound.

Preferably, the electro-bend film may bend against the first substratewhen driven by the electrode.

Preferably, the light-reflecting film may be made of a materialcontaining any one of reflective fabric, aluminium and copper.

Preferably, the second reflective layer may be made of a materialcontaining any one of reflective fabric, aluminium and copper.

Preferably, the backlight module may further comprise a shielding layer,which covers the shading areas of the first substrate.

According to another aspect of the present invention, a manufacturingmethod of a backlight module is provided, the manufacturing methodcomprises steps of: preparing a first substrate comprising a pluralityof photic areas and a plurality of shading areas arranged at intervalson the first substrate; forming first reflective layers which arebendable on the shading areas of the first substrate; preparing a secondsubstrate comprising a plurality of photic areas and a plurality ofshading areas arranged at intervals on the second substrate; formingsecond reflective layers on the shading areas of the second substrate;and forming the backlight module with the first substrate and the secondsubstrate, wherein, a side of the first substrate on which the firstreflective layers are formed is opposite to a side of the secondsubstrate on which the second reflective layers are formed, andprojections of the shading areas of the first substrate on the secondsubstrate completely cover the photic areas of the second substrate.

Preferably, the step of forming the first reflective layers may comprisesteps of: sequentially forming an electrode layer, an electro-bend filmlayer and a light-reflecting film layer on the first substrate, theelectrode layer being made of a material with etching selectivity withrespect to the electro-bend film layer and the light-reflecting filmlayer; sequentially removing the light-reflecting film layer and theelectro-bend film layer on the photic areas of the first substratethrough an etching process, and keeping the light-reflecting film layerand the electro-bend film layer remaining on the shading areas of thefirst substrate, the remaining light-reflecting film layer andelectro-bend film forming bendable reflective sheets which form thefirst reflective layers on the shading areas of the first substrate; andpatterning the electrode layer through an etching process so as to formelectrodes, such that each of the electrodes is at one end of thebendable reflective sheet.

Preferably, the etching process performed on the electrode layer may bean anisotropic etching process.

Preferably, the manufacturing method may further comprise a step of:forming a shielding layer covering the shading areas of the firstsubstrate on the first substrate.

According to another aspect of the present invention, a display deviceis provided, and the display device comprises the above backlightmodule.

Since the display device comprises the above backlight module, thedisplay device may display all black.

Preferably, the display device may comprise a liquid crystal panel,wherein the first substrate of the backlight module and an arraysubstrate of the liquid crystal panel may be the same one.

Preferably, the second substrate of the backlight module may beintegrated with an optical film material of a backlight source of thedisplay device.

Preferably, the optical film material may comprise any one of a lightguide plate, a diffusion plate and a prism film.

According to still another aspect of the present invention, a drivingmethod of a display device is provided, the display device comprises theabove backlight module, and the method comprises: keeping the firstreflective layers unbent when displaying all black contents; and causingthe first reflective layers to bend when displaying non-all-blackcontents.

According to the driving method of the display device provided by thepresent invention, when no voltage is applied, the first reflectivelayers which are bendable do not bend, accordingly, light irradiating onthe first reflective layer which are not bent are totally reflectedback, and therefore no light passes through the backlight module. Thedisplay device applied the driving method may achieve all-black display.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a structure of a liquid crystal displaydevice of the prior art;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a structure of a backlight module withno voltage applied thereto according to an embodiment of the presentinvention;

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a structure of a backlight module witha voltage applied thereto according to an embodiment of the presentinvention;

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a structure of a backlight moduleaccording to another embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 5 is a top view of a backlight module according to an embodiment ofthe present invention; and

FIG. 6 schematically illustrates process steps of a method of formingfirst reflective layers which are bendable on shading areas of a firstsubstrate of a backlight module according to an embodiment of thepresent invention.

REFERENCE NUMERALS IN THE RESPECTIVE ACCOMPANYING DRAWINGS

-   -   101, backlight source;    -   102 a, upper polarizing film;    -   102 b, lower polarizing film;    -   103, array substrate;    -   104, liquid crystal;    -   105, color filter substrate;    -   201, reflective sheet;    -   202, second reflective layer;    -   203, electrode;    -   204, first substrate;    -   205, second substrate;    -   206, liquid crystal panel;    -   207, shielding layer;    -   Q1, photic area;    -   Q2, shading area;    -   601, electrode layer;    -   602, electro-bend film layer;    -   603, light-reflecting film layer;    -   602′, electro-bend film;    -   603′, light-reflecting film.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

To enable those skilled in the art to better understand technicalsolutions of the present invention, the present invention will befurther described below in detail in conjunction with the accompanyingdrawings and the specific implementations.

Spatially relative terms such as “on”, “above”, “below”, “upper”,“lower” and the like used in the present invention refer to thosedirections in FIGS. 2 to 4.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a structure of a backlight module withno voltage applied thereto according to an embodiment of the presentinvention, FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a structure of a backlightmodule with a voltage applied thereto according to an embodiment of thepresent invention, FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a structure of abacklight module according to another embodiment of the presentinvention, and FIG. 5 is a top view of a backlight module according toan embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIGS. 2 to 5, a backlight module according to an embodimentof the present invention comprises a first substrate 204 and a secondsubstrate 205 opposite to each other. Each of the first substrate 204and the second substrate 205 comprises a plurality of photic areas Q1and a plurality of shading areas Q2, the photic areas Q1 and the shadingareas Q2 are arranged on the first substrate 204 and the secondsubstrate 205 at intervals. That is, on each of the first substrate 204and the second substrate 205, the shading areas Q2 and the photic areasQ1 adjoin each other and are alternately arranged. Projections of theshading areas Q2 of the first substrate 204 on the second substrate 205completely cover the photic areas Q1 of the second substrate 205.

It should be understood that, the backlight module provided by theembodiment of the present invention may be used in conjunction with abacklight source 101 provided therebelow and a liquid crystal panel 206provided thereabove.

On a side of the first substrate 204 opposite to the second substrate205, a first reflective layer which is bendable is formed on each of theshading areas Q2 of the first substrate 204, and the first reflectivelayer may comprise at least one bendable reflective sheet 201(thereinafter referred to as “reflective sheet 201”). On a side of thesecond substrate 205 opposite to the first substrate 204, a secondreflective layer 202 is formed on each of the shading areas Q2 of thesecond substrate 205. The reflective sheets 201, in a bent state, mayreflect light reaching the reflective sheets 210 after passing throughthe photic areas Q1 of the second substrate 205 to the second reflectivelayers 202, and the second reflective layers 202 reflect the lightreflected thereto to the photic areas Q1 of the first substrate 204.Subsequently, the light is emitted out of the backlight module and intothe liquid crystal panel 206 after passing through the photic areas Q1of the first substrate 204, thus enabling the liquid crystal panel 206to display a picture.

Referring to FIG. 2, in a condition that no voltage is applied to thebacklight module according to the embodiment of the present invention,the reflective sheets 201 do not bend, and the light emitted from thebacklight source 101 will be totally reflected back to the backlightsource 101 after reaching the unbent reflective sheets 201. At thispoint the light emitted from the backlight source 101 cannot passthrough the first substrate 204. That is, the liquid crystal panel 206provided above the backlight module provided by the present inventiondisplays an all-black screen.

Here, projections of the shading areas Q2 of the second substrate 205 onthe first substrate 204 and the shading areas Q2 of the first substrate204 may be complementary to each other in shape. That is, the firstreflective layer formed on the shading areas Q2 of the first substrate204 and the second reflective layer formed on the shading areas Q2 ofthe second substrate 205 are complementary to each other in shape. Inthis way, manufacturing cost may be saved and total area of the photicareas Q1 of the first substrate 204 may be maximized.

The backlight module may further comprise a plurality of electrodes 203,the electrodes 203 may be provided on the side of the first substrate204 opposite to the second substrate 205, are connected to thereflective sheets 201, respectively, and used for driving the reflectivesheets 201 to bend.

Referring to FIG. 6, the reflective sheet 201 may comprise alight-reflecting film 603′ and an electro-bend film 602′ attachedthereto, and the electro-bend film 602′ is connected to the electrode203. The electro-bend film 602′ may bend against the first substrate 204(i.e., towards the second substrate 205) when driven by the electrode203. That is, in a condition that a voltage is applied, the reflectivesheet 201 may bend, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4. Each of the bentreflective sheets 201 may form a concave surface which reflects lightreaching the concave surface onto the second reflective layer 202 of thesecond substrate 205. In manufacturing the reflective sheet 201, aradius of curvature may be properly set to locate a focal point of theconcave surface formed by the bent reflective sheet 201 on the secondreflective layer 202, so that the reflective sheet 201 in a bent statemay reflect all of the light reaching the reflective sheet 201 onto thesecond reflective layer 202. Of course, the focal point of the concavesurface formed by the bent reflective sheet 201 may be located in anearby area above or below the second reflective layer 202 shown inFIGS. 3 and 4, as long as the reflective sheet 201 in a bent state mayreflect the light into the corresponding area of the second reflectivelayer 202.

In this case, when light emitted from the backlight source 101irradiates on the reflective sheets 201, the bent reflective sheets 201reflect the light to the second reflective layers 202, and the secondreflective layers 202 reflect the light reflected by the reflectivesheets 201 again, and the light then passes through the photic areas Q1of the first substrate 204. The light passing through the photic areasQ1 of the first substrate 204 enters the liquid crystal panel 206 toenable the liquid crystal panel 206 to display a picture.

A material that the electro-bend film 602′ is made of may containpolyacrylic rubber or vinylidene fluoride compound. However, the presentinvention is not limited thereto. Other electro-bend films which enablethe reflective sheets 201 to bend may also be adopted. A material thatthe light-reflecting film 603′ is made of may contain any one ofreflective fabric, aluminium and copper. However, the present inventionis not limited thereto. Other reflective materials may also be adopted.In addition, a material that the second reflective layer 202 is made ofmay contain any one of reflective fabric, aluminium and copper. However,the present invention is not limited thereto. Other reflective materialsmay also be adopted.

In the structure shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the first reflective layerformed on each of the shading areas Q2 of the first substrate 204comprises two reflective sheets 201. In these figures, a basic structureof the reflective sheet 201 is only illustrated by way of example, andlength or shape of the reflective sheet 201 is not specifically limited.In actual manufacturing, two reflective sheets 201 of each firstreflective layer may have the same length, and the total length of thetwo reflective sheets 201 may be equal to the length of one shading areaQ2 of the first substrate 204. In this way, light emitted from thebacklight source 101 may be prevented from passing through the backlightmodule and entering the liquid crystal panel 206 in a condition that thereflective sheets 201 are not bent.

However, the backlight module provided by the present invention may alsohave the structure shown in FIG. 4. In FIG. 4, the first reflectivelayer formed on each of the shading areas Q2 of the first substrate 204may comprise only one reflective sheet 201.

In addition, a shielding layer 207 may further be formed on the firstsubstrate 204. The shielding layer 207 covers the shading areas Q2 ofthe first substrate 204, so that light leak due to gaps between adjacentreflective sheets 201 can be avoided when the reflective sheets 201 arebent, and meanwhile light emitted from the backlight source 101 may beprevented from passing through the gaps between the adjacent reflectivesheets 201 and entering the liquid crystal panel 206 when the reflectivesheets 201 are not bent. As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the shielding layer207 may be provided at a side of the first substrate 204 away from thesecond substrate 205 (i.e., light-exiting surface of the first substrate204). At this point, the shielding layer 207 may be embedded in thearray substrate of the liquid crystal panel 206, or may be sandwichedbetween the liquid crystal panel 206 and the first substrate 204. Inaddition, the shielding layer 207 may also be provided at the side ofthe first substrate 204 opposite to the second substrate 205 (i.e.,light incident surface of the first substrate 204), as long as it cancover the gaps between adjacent reflective sheets 201 on the shadingareas Q2 of the first substrate 204.

Though the working principle of the backlight module provided by thepresent invention has been described in conjunction with the backlightsource 101 and the liquid crystal panel 206, those skilled in the artshould understand that a display device comprising the backlight moduleprovided by the present invention may use natural light, instead of thebacklight source, to serve as the light source for the backlight module.

The present invention further provides a method for manufacturing theabove backlight module, which specifically comprises the following stepsof:

preparing a first substrate 204, which comprises a plurality of photicareas Q1 and a plurality of shading areas Q2 arranged at intervals onthe first substrate 204;

forming first reflective layers which are bendable on the shading areasQ2 of the first substrate 204;

preparing a second substrate 205, which comprises a plurality of photicareas Q1 and a plurality of shading areas Q2 arranged at intervals onthe second substrate 205;

forming second reflective layers 202 on the shading areas Q2 of thesecond substrate 205; and

forming the backlight module with the first substrate 204 and the secondsubstrate 205,

wherein, a side of the first substrate 204 on which the first reflectivelayers are formed is opposite to a side of the second substrate 205 onwhich the second reflective layers 202 are formed, and projections ofthe shading areas Q2 of the first substrate 204 on the second substrate205 completely cover the photic areas Q1 of the second substrate 205.

FIG. 6 schematically illustrates process steps of a method of formingfirst reflective layers which are bendable on shading areas of a firstsubstrate of a backlight module according to an embodiment of thepresent invention.

Referring to FIG. 6, the step of forming the first reflective layerswhich are bendable may comprise steps of:

sequentially forming an electrode layer 601, an electro-bend film layer602 and a light-reflecting film layer 603 on the first substrate 204,the electrode layer 601 being made of a material with etchingselectivity with respect to the electro-bend film layer 602 and thelight-reflecting film layer 603;

sequentially removing the light-reflecting film layer 603 and theelectro-bend film layer 602 on the photic areas Q1 of the firstsubstrate 204 through an etching process, and keeping thelight-reflecting film layer (light-reflecting film 603′) and theelectro-bend film layer (electro-bend film 602′) remaining on theshading areas Q2 of the first substrate 204, the remaininglight-reflecting film layer and electro-bend film layer forming bendablereflective sheets 201 which form the first reflective layers on theshading areas Q2 of the first substrate 204; and

patterning the electrode layer 601 through an etching process so as toform electrodes 203, such that each of the electrodes 203 is at one endof the bendable reflective sheet 201.

In the etching process performed on the electrode layer 601, since theetching process performed on the electrode layer 601 with an etchant isanisotropic, the etchant may be used to etch along portions between thebendable reflective sheets 201 and the first substrate 204 by way ofcontrolling etching time and amount of the etchant, so as to ensure thatthe each of the electrodes 203 is at one end of the reflective sheet201.

The method may further comprise a step of forming, on the firstsubstrate 204, a shielding layer 207 covering the shading areas Q2 ofthe first substrate 204. The shielding layer 207 may be formed on alight-exiting surface of the first substrate 204, or may be formed on alight incident surface of the first substrate 204. When the shieldinglayer 207 is formed on the light incident surface of the first substrate204, the shielding layer 207 is formed on the first substrate 204 beforethe first reflective layers which are bendable are formed on the shadingareas Q2 of the first substrate 204.

The present invention further provides a display device comprising theabove backlight module. The display device may comprise a liquid crystalpanel 206. The first substrate 204 of the backlight module and an arraysubstrate of the liquid crystal panel 206 may be the same substrate,that is, the electrodes 203 of the backlight module may be formed on thearray substrate of the liquid crystal panel 206.

In addition, the second substrate 205 of the backlight module may beintegrated with an optical film material of a backlight source 101 ofthe display device. The optical film material may comprise any one of alight guide plate, a diffusion plate and a prism film.

The display device may be any product or component with a displayfunction, as such a mobile phone, a tablet computer, a television, adisplay, a notebook computer, a digital photo frame, a navigator or thelike.

Since the display device comprises the above backlight module, theliquid crystal panel 206 of the display device displays all black whenno voltage is applied to the backlight module.

In the present invention, the display device may further comprise abacklight source 101 arranged below the backlight module to serve as thelight source for the backlight module. Of course, in the display deviceprovided by the present invention, the backlight source may not beincluded, and instead, natural light may be used as the light source forthe backlight module.

The display device of the embodiment may also comprise otherconventional structures, such as a power supply unit, a display drivingunit and the like.

The present invention provides a driving method for driving the abovedisplay device, the display device comprises the backlight moduleprovided by the present invention, and the method comprises steps of:keeping the first reflective layers formed on the shading areas Q2 ofthe first substrate 204 of the backlight module unbent when displayingall-black contents; and causing the first reflective layers to bend whendisplaying non-all-black contents.

Referring to the embodiment of the backlight module provided by thepresent invention, when displaying all-black contents, no voltage isapplied to the backlight module, the bendable reflective sheets 201 donot bend, light emitted from the backlight source 101 will not bereflected to the second reflective layers 202 after reaching thereflective sheets 201, therefore, no light enters the liquid crystalpanel 206 and the display device displays all black.

When displaying non-all-black contents, a voltage is applied to thebacklight module, the bendable reflective sheets 201 bend, light emittedfrom the backlight source 101 is reflected to the second reflectivelayers 202 after reaching the reflective sheets 201, therefore, lightenters the liquid crystal panel 206 and the display device displays apicture.

In the present invention, the liquid crystal panel 206 may be replacedwith other display panel such as an electrochromic display panel or thelike.

It can be understood that, the above implementations are merelyexemplary implementations for explaining the principle of the presentinvention, but the present invention is not limited thereto. For thoseskilled in the art, various variations and improvements may be madewithout departing from the spirit and essence of the present invention,and these variations and improvements are also deemed as the protectionscope of the present invention.

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 20. A backlight module, comprising a first substrateand a second substrate opposite to each other, each of the firstsubstrate and the second substrate comprising a plurality of photicareas and a plurality of shading areas, the photic areas and the shadingareas being arranged on the first substrate and the second substrate atintervals, and projections of the shading areas of the first substrateon the second substrate completely covering the photic areas of thesecond substrate, on a side of the first substrate opposite to thesecond substrate, a first reflective layer which is bendable beingformed on each of the shading areas of the first substrate, and on aside of the second substrate opposite to the first substrate, a secondreflective layer being formed on each of the shading areas of the secondsubstrate, wherein, the first reflective layers, in a bent state,reflect light reaching the first reflective layers after passing throughthe photic areas of the second substrate to the second reflectivelayers, and the second reflective layers reflect the light reflectedthereto to the photic areas of the first substrate, and wherein, thebacklight module further comprises a plurality of electrodes which areprovided on the side of the first substrate opposite to the secondsubstrate and are connected to the first reflective layers,respectively.
 21. The backlight module of claim 20, wherein, projectionsof the shading areas of the second substrate on the first substrate andthe shading areas of the first substrate are complementary to each otherin shape.
 22. The backlight module of claim 20, wherein, each of thefirst reflective layers comprises at least one bendable reflectivesheet.
 23. The backlight module of claim 22, wherein, each of theplurality of electrodes is connected to one of the bendable reflectivesheets corresponding thereto, respectively.
 24. The backlight module ofclaim 23, wherein, the bendable reflective sheet comprises alight-reflecting film and an electro-bend film attached thereto, and theelectro-bend film is connected to the electrode.
 25. The backlightmodule of claim 24, wherein, the electro-bend film is made of a materialcontaining polyacrylic rubber or vinylidene fluoride compound.
 26. Thebacklight module of claim 24, wherein, the electro-bend film bendsagainst the first substrate when driven by the electrode.
 27. Thebacklight module of claim 24, wherein, the light-reflecting film is madeof a material containing any one of reflective fabric, aluminium andcopper.
 28. The backlight module of claim 20, wherein, the secondreflective layer is made of a material containing any one of reflectivefabric, aluminium and copper.
 29. The backlight module of claim 20,further comprising a shielding layer, which covers the shading areas ofthe first substrate.
 30. A manufacturing method of a backlight module,comprising steps of: preparing a first substrate comprising a pluralityof photic areas and a plurality of shading areas arranged at intervalson the first substrate; forming first reflective layers which arebendable on the shading areas of the first substrate; preparing a secondsubstrate comprising a plurality of photic areas and a plurality ofshading areas arranged at intervals on the second substrate; formingsecond reflective layers on the shading areas of the second substrate;and forming the backlight module with the first substrate and the secondsubstrate, wherein, a side of the first substrate on which the firstreflective layers are formed is opposite to a side of the secondsubstrate on which the second reflective layers are formed, andprojections of the shading areas of the first substrate on the secondsubstrate completely cover the photic areas of the second substrate. 31.The manufacturing method of a backlight module of claim 30, wherein thestep of forming the first reflective layers comprises steps of:sequentially forming an electrode layer, an electro-bend film layer anda light-reflecting film layer on the first substrate, the electrodelayer being made of a material with etching selectivity with respect tothe electro-bend film layer and the light-reflecting film layer;sequentially removing the light-reflecting film layer and theelectro-bend film layer on the photic areas of the first substratethrough an etching process, and keeping the light-reflecting film layerand the electro-bend film layer remaining on the shading areas of thefirst substrate, the remaining light-reflecting film layer andelectro-bend film forming bendable reflective sheets which form thefirst reflective layers on the shading areas of the first substrate; andpatterning the electrode layer through an etching process so as to formelectrodes, such that each of the electrodes is at one end of thereflective sheet.
 32. The manufacturing method of a backlight module ofclaim 31, wherein the etching process performed on the electrode layeris an anisotropic etching process.
 33. The manufacturing method of abacklight module of claim 30, further comprising a step of: forming ashielding layer covering the shading areas of the first substrate on thefirst substrate.
 34. A display device, comprising the backlight moduleof claim
 20. 35. The display device of claim 34, further comprising aliquid crystal panel, wherein the first substrate of the backlightmodule and an array substrate of the liquid crystal panel are the samesubstrate.
 36. The display device of claim 34, wherein, the secondsubstrate of the backlight module is integrated with an optical filmmaterial of a backlight source of the display device.
 37. The displaydevice of claim 35, wherein, the second substrate of the backlightmodule is integrated with an optical film material of a backlight sourceof the display device.
 38. The display device of claim 36, wherein, theoptical film material comprises any one of a light guide plate, adiffusion plate and a prism film.
 39. The display device of claim 37,wherein, the optical film material comprises any one of a light guideplate, a diffusion plate and a prism film.